Study on Rational and Irrational Conversion Mechanisms of Mass Incidents
Yuanyuan, Yao Xun
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Yuanyuan, Yao Xun
Abstract
Based on the results of research and the relevant knowledge of behavioral economics and prospect theory, this paper constructs a rational and irrational conversion model of individual choice behavior. The research shows that the rational and irrational conversion mechanism of stakeholders promotes the change of life cycle of mass incidents. The study is very meaningful. It is one of the innovations in this paper to put forward the mechanism of rational and irrational conversion, which is a challenge to the Preference for consistency of traditional theory.
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Based on the results of research and the relevant knowledge of behavioral economics and prospect theory, this paper constructs a rational and irrational conversion model of individual choice behavior. The research shows that the rational and irrational conversion mechanism of stakeholders promotes the change of life cycle of mass incidents. The study is very meaningful. It is one of the innovations in this paper to put forward the mechanism of rational and irrational conversion, which is a challenge to the Preference for consistency of traditional theory.
Key concepts: Irrational number, Mechanism (biology), Preference, Consistency (knowledge bases), Positive economics, Economics, Prospect theory, Mathematical economics